high mileage and spray
07-15-2005, 12:59 PM
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high mileage and spray I got some money to play around with (5,000). I am thinking about the MS3 camshaft or go nitrous. My engine has 94000 miles on the clock. Is it safe to do nitrous on an engine with that many miles?
07-15-2005, 05:48 PM
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I sprayd my 96' SS from two weeks after I bought it new, until I sold it with 126,000 miles on it. Ran like a champ. Depending on how much you spray and how well your set up is, tuning plugs and things like that.. I'd check your tune, maybe be safe a have your fuel system checcked out, or even cleaned, that only cost less the $100.00 for some added piece of mind... As for the cam, you can spend more then a grand on a cam and install, and only get soo much rear wheel power, if you spend $500.00 o a nitrous kit, you'll get a whole crap load more rear wheel power.... Have fun with what ever you do.... Me... I say spray
07-15-2005, 06:03 PM
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After talking to TSP today I have decided to go with a smaller cam and go with the NOS dry kit for 100 shot of juice. I ordered my headers today so I should be geting those in a week.
*on a side note The person that I talked to at TSP was awesome and his professionalism convinced me to travel the four hours to TSP from El Paso. Keep up the good job guys!!
*on a side note The person that I talked to at TSP was awesome and his professionalism convinced me to travel the four hours to TSP from El Paso. Keep up the good job guys!!
07-18-2005, 12:09 AM
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Originally Posted by 6spdpewterZ
After talking to TSP today I have decided to go with a smaller cam and go with the NOS dry kit for 100 shot of juice. I ordered my headers today so I should be geting those in a week.
*on a side note The person that I talked to at TSP was awesome and his professionalism convinced me to travel the four hours to TSP from El Paso. Keep up the good job guys!!
*on a side note The person that I talked to at TSP was awesome and his professionalism convinced me to travel the four hours to TSP from El Paso. Keep up the good job guys!!
Take a look at our dry Halo system before you buy the nos dry kIt.
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07-18-2005, 02:07 AM
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Originally Posted by charlie c5
That's cool, yes there are quit a few good guys in the industry....Good luck, let us know about you car after getting the mods..
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07-28-2005, 11:25 PM
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I have been very happy with the guys at TSP. I have only dealt with them over the phone etc. Where are they located??? I used to live in El Paso & don't know where they are located. I will be in El Paso next week and will be there for 3+ weeks. I won't have my car though as I will be on business.
